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"Proof Evident" by John Dicke is a crime fiction novel that revolves around the case of Judge Avery Jackson, who is accused of murdering Sheriff Gene Hardacre during a public speech. The story explores themes of corruption and the insanity defense, as Jackson's lawyer, Jack Maine, delves deeper into the case, uncovering a conspiracy involving drug smugglers and unethical local officials. The book is noted for its intricate plot and the intertwining of legal drama with psychological intrigue, reflecting Dicke's expertise in both law and psychology.
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